[KiraErikson]

I've been celibate for a few years, and I got Morgellons very suddenly in approx. April of 2009. I was out gardening at 6:15 a.m. in my very large garden area. I heard what I figured was a crop dusting type plane circle around 5 times over my garden (although it was obscured by cloudy weather). I felt something land on my scalp. I quickly went and rinsed my hair. Within 48 hours, I lost 10% of my hair in a spot where I had a small cut at the time the stuff hit me. I also spread the infection to two mosquito bites in my leg which I scratched after touching my scalp. I knew the moment the stuff hit me it was bad news. I have read that my city, Santa Monica, has been spraying live lab created organisms to kill mosquitoes in my area. I have no doubt, however, that Morgellons can be easily sexually transmitted. Thus, to my utter frustration, I have not been able to date -- and I had just joined a dating service and had many cute guys lined up for the next couple of weeks (having just wrapped up another challenge/tragedy that was keeping me from dating until that moment). Fortunately, I am now about 95% recovered and will be able to date very soon (as I think the heavy does of Stromectol will completely clear my body of the Morgellons). Meanwhile, I have never had any Morgellons near or in my crotch area. Just a 6 inch diameter lesion above my knee cap and half my hair gone from my scalp (and yeah, it's going to be tough dating with half my long beautiful hair missing -- fortunately, I can wrap the rest around -- and I no longer have an inflamed scalp from this -- just scars). I know without a doubt that this stuff is man made -- although, having heard that one woman has had something similar since approx. 1941 when she was working at a Naval Base on the U.S. West Coast -- I wonder if the Japanese may have first developed this bio organism as a disease mechanism to drop on China and to send over with balloons to the U.S. (the Japanese had a WWII program of sending us stuff over an air current to the U.S.) I should also add that I dug some nano technology art out of my leg lesion -- a horrible intricately crafted skull with sharp teeth that I photographed using magnification and sent to friends -- possibly a branding mechanism for the bio organisms.